by Scott Buga | Jul 17, 2020 | Donations, Donor Spotlight
July 17, 2020 Donations are the cornerstone of what we do here at Community Forklift and we couldn’t exist without the generous individual and corporate donors who provide us with the materials that stock our store and support our neighbors in need. TW Perry of...
by Scott Buga | Jun 22, 2020 | Donating Materials, Donations, News
1. MYTH: Community Forklift gets all of its items for free. Most of the items are donated to Community Forklift for free, but there is a complex web of logistics behind getting that stuff! Where is it located? Does it meet our guidelines? Can it be brought to our...
by Scott Buga | Jun 16, 2020 | Community Giving Programs, Donating Materials, Donations, Home Essentials Program
June 16, 2020 Many seniors and people with medical conditions risk serious health problems as the temperatures rise. For an elderly neighbor, someone suffering from heart or lung problems, or a child with asthma growing up in a neighborhood with heavily-polluted...
by Scott Buga | May 4, 2020 | Donating Funds, Donations
Giving Tuesday is TOMORROW! Can you spare $5 and help Community Forklift provide free appliances and other home essentials to neighbors who need them? Help us provide free materials to other non-profits for projects that benefit the community. Projects like the...
by Scott Buga | Apr 9, 2020 | Donating Funds, Donations, News
April 9, 2020 COVID-19 has been a difficult situation for small businesses and non-profits, and as both of these things Community Forklift is no exception. We’re continuing to provide free and low-cost home repair supplies to our community through our Home...
by Scott Buga | Apr 2, 2020 | Community Giving Programs, Donating Funds, Donations, Home Essentials Program
April 2, 2020 Responses like this are one reason why Community Forklift is staying open during the COVID-19 situation as long as it safe to do so. Community Forklift provided this Maryland Senior Citizen with a working refrigerator, one of the many basic home...
